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What is the adverb of origins?

The adverb of origin is whence.

It answers the question "from where?" or "from what source?"

Here are some examples:

* Whence did you come?

* I know not whence he came.

* The river flows whence the mountains rise.

While less common in modern usage, it's still a valid word and adds a touch of formality or poetic language to your writing.

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